R.I.P. J.D. Sumner, and make room for Geoff Castellucci
jdjohn
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J.D. Sumner is(was) a famous bass vocalist from the days of Elvis, being a stalwart in the Stamps Quartet, and a few other vocal groups. He passed away in 1998, but his legend still lives on. IYKYK
Well today, I discovered a guy named Geoff Castellucci, who is a modern bass vocalist, and boy, he can dig DEEP.
The recommendation that led me to Castellucci is his version of 'Big Bad John'. Before playing this, make sure that your sub-woofer is warmed-up
I'm an instant fan.
Holy cow, also check out 'The Sound of Silence'. He goes low, but the bass guitar goes even lower, so a real 'bass fest'
Well today, I discovered a guy named Geoff Castellucci, who is a modern bass vocalist, and boy, he can dig DEEP.
The recommendation that led me to Castellucci is his version of 'Big Bad John'. Before playing this, make sure that your sub-woofer is warmed-up
I'm an instant fan.Holy cow, also check out 'The Sound of Silence'. He goes low, but the bass guitar goes even lower, so a real 'bass fest'
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"Sometimes I do what I want to do. The rest of the time, I do what I have to." - Cicero, in Gladiator
Regarding collectibles: "It's not who gets it. It's who gets stuck with it." - Jimmy Fallon
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyekSI_4Qlc
Geoff is great! That particular song (The Sound of Silence) gets regular rotation on the rig. I'm a little surprised you hadn't discovered it until today. It's been mentioned on the forum a handful of times already. I will check out Big Bad John tonight. I don't recall hearing that one before, thanks.
There is another person who does bass like him. His name escapes me at the moment but He's one of the ones singing on the Fairfield Four's song, "These Bones".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f8frpwK238
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Fairfield Four FTW, as they say.
(and not just for the bass - superb singing)
https://youtu.be/b6RcVJJ7aKQ?si=ehWko-3laz5tHxUj
